Italian

The English phrase “hot spot” is translated into Italian as punto caldo.

To a friend say Ti voglio bene, which means “I care about you deeply”. It tells a friend you love them without any romantic meaning.

Mi piaci davvero is the Italian way to say ‘i really like you’. This phrase is used to express romantic attraction toward another person.

Italians answer the phone with Pronto, literally “ready”. It means “hello” and is used only for phone calls.

The English word “cherries” is translated into Italian as ciliegie. ciliegie refers to small, round, red fruits that grow on trees.

The English phrase “hello guys” is translated into Italian as ciao ragazzi. ciao ragazzi is an informal greeting used to address a group of people.

The English phrase ‘big head’ can be translated into Italian as Testone, referring to a stubborn person.

The English word coast can be translated into Italian using costa, costiera or litorale.

The English adjective “british” is translated into Italian as britannico. britannico is used as an adjective meaning “of Britain”.

The English phrase “water buffalo” is translated into Italian as bufalo d’acqua. The term refers to a large ungulate.